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Trades about 79% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
HEROZ, Inc. engages in planning, developing, and operating of intellectual games for smartphones by using its artificial intelligence and machine learning technology in Japan and internationally. The company is involved in the development of various smartphone apps, such as Shogi Wars, CHESS HEROZ, and BackgammonAce. It also provides HEROZ Kishin Monitor, an automatic monitoring/anomaly detection solution that obtains historical data of various elements such as URLs, days, time slots, and IP access by analyzing previous access log and alerts when the value goes far beyond the norm; and HEROZ Kishin Testing, an automatic test case generation/automatization of test solution that allows debug such as automatic test case generation, automatic test execution, and problem finding. The company was incorporated in 2009 and is based in Tokyo, Japan.
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